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Topic	florida gov rick scott said they'd consider anything to stop gun violence in FL
Selenara 02/21/18 5:29:25 PM #30:	darkknight109 posted... Sure, because it's not like other countries with strict firearms regulation - Japan, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, to name just a few - which DON'T share an open border with areas that allow civilians to easily obtain battlefield weaponry don't have sky-high gun violence and murder rates. Gun control laws didn't really affect gun-related incidents and deaths in these countries however, because they never had a significant problem with gun violence in the first place. The statistic most affected is usually suicide rates, because gun violence is more often suicidal rather than homicidal. Those who did not have access to guns were less likely to succeed in killing themselves. <cite>Selenara posted [p:896515832] in florida go... [t:76340277]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>Sure, because it's not like other countries with strict firearms regulation - Japan, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, to name just a few - which DON'T share an open border with areas that allow civilians to easily obtain battlefield weaponry don't have sky-high gun violence and murder rates.</quote> Gun control laws didn't really affect gun-related incidents and deaths in these countries however, because they never had a significant problem with gun violence in the first place. The statistic most affected is usually suicide rates, because gun violence is more often suicidal rather than homicidal. Those who did not have access to guns were less likely to succeed in killing themselves.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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